Maryland Proof of Restricted Guardianship Account is a type of account that is specifically designed for minors under the age of 18. It is managed by a guardian, typically a parent or legal guardian, who can manage the funds and investments on behalf of the minor. Funds held in the account are restricted to certain types of investments, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other approved investments. The account is regulated by the Maryland Department of Disabilities and is subject to certain restrictions. There are two types of Maryland Proof of Restricted Guardianship Accounts: the Pre-seed Restricted Guardianship Account and the Non-Pre-Need Restricted Guardianship Account. The Pre-seed Account is established prior to the minor’s 18th birthday and is used to provide financial support during the minor’s transition to adulthood. The Non-Pre-Need Account is opened after the minor’s 18th birthday and is used to provide additional financial support to the minor during adulthood. Both types of accounts must be managed with care and in accordance with all state and federal regulations.